Most states have folded preschool special education into the public schools.
The issue is "do we think preschool education for disabled children makes sense?"
I want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the good preschool education that is available across the region.
That applies to preschool education in the same way as to any other sector.
At present, the state pays 60 percent toward preschool special education, and counties pay the rest.
Moreover, moves by many states to offer public preschool education could reduce an important source of business.
That is much more than the Government will spend on such critical social problems as preschool education, drug control and aid to the homeless.
He also said that he wanted to make preschool education available in all public schools.
We have actually seen a rise in the number of applicants to preschool education through the social clause.
He also favors a big effort on preschool education because "we know that it pays off."
